I have a cleanview helix vaccum that I've had for about a year. Over the past year, whenever the vaccum suction slows down or I notice it not picking up as well, I wash the inner circular filters and the cainster parts and let them air dry completely. I have done this several times, but the last time when I replaced all the parts it had an awful, garbage smelling smell. So I ordered a brand new inner circular filter set from the official bissel website and put them in the vaccum and still have a smell. Is it the post motor filter, (the rectangular part on the side)? Should I just buy a new vacuum? I would prefer not to buy a new vacuum, so any help would be great!!
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No. If you believe God created humans in his image (intelligent and caring), then a lightning rod is logical, as it is an intelligent response to nearby lightning strikes and shows regard for the safety and well-being of all the churchgoers. God said he would protect his church, and he does, by making available the material and the technology and the human brainpower to build a lightning rod. Plasma shields were in Star Trek, not the bible.
